
John Terry
A leading lawyer in his field and a strategic partner to clients on high-profile international matters, John is recognized for his long track record of work on trade disputes, arbitrations and Indigenous consultation. John’s civil litigation practice focuses on public, business and international trade and investment law. He regularly advises corporations and federal, provincial and municipal governments on NAFTA and WTO matters, and has represented major Canadian and multinational corporations in respect of investor-state arbitrations under Chapter 11 of the NAFTA. John also has a significant practice in Indigenous matters, with extensive experience advising project developers and lenders on issues respecting the duty to consult with Indigenous communities and representing parties and negotiating in disputes regarding Indigenous issues, often on high-stakes or sensitive matters. He also routinely provides guidance to natural resource and energy companies on corporate social responsibility issues. John has appeared as counsel at all levels of court in Ontario, at the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal, before the Supreme Court of Canada, in commercial and investment arbitrations and before a variety of administrative tribunals. · Torys
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John is a leading lawyer at Torys in Canada whose civil litigation practice focuses on public, business and international trade and investment law, including investor-state arbitrations under Chapter 11 of NAFTA. He also advises on Indigenous consultation and duty to consult for project developers and lenders, regularly counsels natural resource and energy companies on related issues, has appeared at all levels of court in Ontario as well as the Federal Court, Federal Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada, and teaches as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.
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